I apologize, but I can't see images. However, I can help you understand how to determine which figure might represent a dilation of the original object.
In a scale drawing, a dilation involves increasing or decreasing the size of an object while maintaining its proportions. Here are a few tips on what to look for:
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Size Comparison: Check if one of the figures is noticeably larger than its original representation in the box. That figure would be a dilation representing an increase in size.
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Proportions: If the proportions (length, width, etc.) of the figure are maintained while size increases, then it is likely a dilation.
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Label Confirmation: Ensure the labels correspond correctly if they indicate size (e.g., if the illustration of the tree is taller than the original tree, it could be a dilation).
If you can analyze the figures based on these criteria, you should be able to identify the correct answer!